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How many more bases does a cylinder have then a cone?
it has one more, because a cylinder has 2 and a cone has one.
What is the difference between a cylinder and a cone?
A cylinder has two bases that are circles but a cone only has one base then a vertex.
What characteristic do a cylinder and a cone have in common?
has 0 bases
Does the base of the cone and cylinder are they both congruent?
No, there is no reason for a cone and a cylinder to have anything congruent.
Is a shape that has 2 circular bases a cone?
It's a cylinder
How many more bases does a cylinder have then a cone?
it has one more, because a cylinder has 2 and a cone has one.
What is the difference between a cylinder and a cone?
A cylinder has two bases that are circles but a cone only has one base then a vertex.
What is the difference between cone and cylinder?
A cylinder has two bases that are circles but a cone only has one base then a vertex.
What characteristic do a cylinder and a cone have in common?
has 0 bases
How is the cylinder and cone different?
Cylinder and cone are different because:Cylinder doesn't have the sharp point at the end as cone has.Cylinder has two circular bases while cone only has one.
Does the base of the cone and cylinder are they both congruent?
No, there is no reason for a cone and a cylinder to have anything congruent.
Is a shape that has 2 circular bases a cone?
It's a cylinder
Is the base of the cone and cylinder are they polgons?
no, since the bases are circles.
Does a cone have atleast 2 congruent parallel bases?
No but a cylinder does have 2 parallel bases
Is a cone a type of cylinder?
No, a cone is not a type of cylinder. While both are 3D geometric shapes, a cylinder has two parallel circular bases connected by a curved surface, whereas a cone has a single circular base that tapers to a point called the apex. This fundamental difference in their structure distinguishes them as separate types of solids.
What shape could roll if you turned them on their side?
cylinder
Can the diameter of the two bases of a cylinder be different?
Of course not . . . if they were different, the "cylinder" would be a truncated cone.
